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chinoquezada said:Well lookie here...
The good people at Redmond included the option just for you...
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chinoquezada said:
If you follow the screen captures above, you will not see any more error reporting pop-ups. You might want to consider admitting defeat, spend your efforts learning more about the subject, and bring this thread back to being a positive resources, rather than a bitch-fest. I've read through the entire thread, and most of the others have posted correct information about how disabling services is a joke. That's a fact, and it's been beaten to death. No need to argue it anymore.Super Mario said:
It's a fact, pure and simple. When you have a MS developer explain it, and provide links clearly explaining how services work, and why disabling an unused service doesn't do anything for you, it is a fact. As others have said before, this topic is a sticky, and should be read if you still think disabling services has any benefit.SkaarjMaster said:
Yes it will inform you of errors and, not send them via the internet. Even when you do send an error report it is strictly a voluntary thing. If you really want to see the errors, then just use you admin tools. It has all the codes and, the nature of the error in there. I personally send my error codes in. If MS really wanted to get the info on whats on my system then, all they had to do was add a back door to the OS. Bill Gates doesnt give a ratsass what you are doing, he already has your cash.SkaarjMaster said:
That has gimmick written all over it. It's almost identical to tons of other apps that claim to do the same thing, but do not. One very simple clue is that the website for it doesn't explain anything in detail, in terms of how performance is gained. Nothing they list really pertains to performance, either.{bmf}CrackSmoke said:
djnes said:
chinoquezada said:
We can all agree to disagree, but you're still ignoring the sticky with facts, yes facts. I'm still at a loss as to how or why anyone can even argue this point anymore. Read the sticky. Also, in case you haven't seen it, there is a quote button...lower right of each post.SkaarjMaster said:"Im never going to take any advice from SkaarjMaster in the future."
Your loss.
Probably the best thing to do though is just agree to disagree and let this thread die. We all know why some of us disable services and we all know why some of us don't disable services.
You sure have a funny way of letting this thread die. I'm done, are you?I've been done about the services for quite some time. Nothing more was needed, ever since the sticky went up. The problem remains is people with an attitude like you have. You'll tell them whatever you feel like, even if the advice isn't what's best for the user asking the question? Wonderful. That's exactly what we need around here. People giving bad advice and false info.SkaarjMaster said:
He is not giving narrowminded advice. He is giving advice that will be applicable to most people most of the time. You are giving advice that is specific to you and your situation. It's okay to present your ideas, but don't keep fighting it. This is not SkaarjMaster's personal system configuration thread; it is for the benefit of the forum, and you constantly fighting isn't helping anything. And in closing, telling people options that are pointless or wrong is actually giving them bad advice.SkaarjMaster said:Well, when people like you give people narrow-minded advice and don't let them know all the options open to them, then I guess there has to be someone around to balance that. Don't be so f-ing paranoid, djnes. Just so you must know, I'm not going to tell someone to do something without telling them how to reverse it. And telling someone all the options open is not bad advice. This thread is getting pretty ridiculous and is screaming to be locked.
I would hope you wouldn't give someone bad advice on purpose. That was not my point. You're missing the fact that you continued to argue with people, even after they proved you wrong. Debating is great, but continuing dead arguments doesn't help anyone. Take it as a learning experience, and move on. That was the point of having this topic made a sticky. It's been debated, the truth was posted in the form of a sticky, with the sole purpose of avoiding these debates in the future.SkaarjMaster said:Well, when people like you give people narrow-minded advice and don't let them know all the options open to them, then I guess there has to be someone around to balance that. Don't be so f-ing paranoid, djnes. Just so you must know, I'm not going to tell someone to do something without telling them how to reverse it. And telling someone all the options open is not bad advice. This thread is getting pretty ridiculous and is screaming to be locked.
